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Luisa 2022-08-15 12:17:47
Older version of chick movie
Jane Fonda has come to make this kind of movie...girls are girls, always! Gold's love and casual life. Although there are golden sentences and clever presentations of misunderstandings about the "elderly", it is really not enough. The four friends each have their own splendid life, and they have...
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Chad 2022-08-15 14:40:21
What kind of life will it be like when you are in your 60s?
The film mainly tells the love story of four old girls, and the book club, of course, is about their friendship. Every time a book club is held, their friendship will be closer to each other. How happy it is to have a few good friends in your 60s!
I think the four old girls are well dressed, have...
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[Sharon enters the house]
Sharon: My son is engaged and my husband is in Maui with a tartlet named Cheryl.
Diane: Oh.
Sharon: I need a drink.
Carol: Your 'husband'?
Diane: You can't possibly still care about what Tom is doing.
Sharon: I don't care. But the guy gets seasick in a swimming pool. I mean, what the hell is he doing in Maui?
Vivian: Sounds like he's doing Cheryl in Maui.
Sharon: Oh, please. Who gets involved in a relationship at 67? I mean, what is the point?
Vivian: Oh, the point is to get laid. It's always the point.
Sharon: Don't make me sick.
Carol: Who still says, 'get laid'?
Diane: Who still has any interest?
Vivian: Ah, no, no, no, no, no. I am not gonna let us become those people.
Diane: What people are you talking about?
Vivian: You know what people. The people who stop living before they stop living.
Sharon: I haven't had sex since my divorce, and it's been the happiest 18 years of my life.
Vivian: What? That must be some kind of... record. I mean, what even happens to a vagina after 18 years?
Diane: You know, I think Werner Herzog did a documentary on that.
Carol: Yeah. It's called The Cave of Forgotten Dreams.
[Vivian, Diane, and Carol laugh]
Sharon: Okay, will you stop it? Moving on. Let's talk about the book.
Vivian: Oh, God. The hiking book? Really?
Carol: Come on. I liked it! It's such a remarkable undertaking. Can you imagine?
Sharon: No, I cannot. I don't even like walking to my mailbox.
Carol: It's just an amazing story. I mean, so many layers. I wouldn't even know how to break it down.
Vivian: Well, I'll break it down for you. She hikes, she lost her boot, she did heroin.
Diane: Did you only read the back cover?
Vivian: [gulping her wine] I wish. I kept wanting to shout at her, 'Oh, wait ten years, honey. Dry shampoo is coming.'
Sharon: You know, if you would ever connect with something on a more emotional level...
Vivian: Emotional connection is highly overrated.
Carol: You have not had an emotional connection for 40 years.
Sharon: Wow, that must be some type of record.
Diane: Yeah, but what happens to emotions after 40 years?
Vivian: Okay, okay, are you guys having fun? Really?
Diane: Oh, come on. You know we love you.
Carol: Maybe it's time you did take a hike and try to reconnect with your own true self.
Sharon: I'll buy you a backpack.
Vivian: I'll tell you how to reconnect with your own true self...
[gets up]
Vivian: and it ain't by walking alone in the desert.
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Vivian: [grabs copies of Fifty Shades of Grey from bag] I would like to introduce you to Christian Grey.
Diane: Oh...
Sharon: Oh, no.
Vivian: [passes books to the other ladies] Why? It was a bestseller made into a movie.
Carol: Oh, and that is our theme this year.
Diane: Oh, wow.
Sharon: We are not reading this.
Vivian: It's my month! When it's your month, you can choose whatever boring, depressing book you want.
Sharon: I'm not sure this qualifies as a book.
Vivian: Well, 50 million people can't be wrong.
Sharon: To... to even be holding this book is embarrassing.
Vivian: Who's judging you? Your cat?
Carol: I do like the idea of a romance.
Sharon: We are too old.
Carol: But it does say right here 'for mature audiences'.
Diane: Yeah, that certainly sounds like us.
Sharon: We started this book club to stimulate our minds.
Vivian: Well, from what I hear, this book is quite stimulating.
Diane: Oh, God.
Vivian: [grabs her wine glass and gets up] So... come on! Let's toast to our new book.
Carol: All right.
[the ladies get up to toast]
Vivian: Drink up. Hoist that glass. Happy reading, ladies.